Experience the Voice of Noh: UTAI

Session 4: “Put Your Heart into Words”  – Chanting from Takasago and Hagoromo / Noh dance from Yuya

Saturday, November 15, 2025

2:00 - 3:00 pm

Location: New York Zendo

223 E. 67th Street, New York, NY 10065

$20 (1 session)

To register to buy ticket:

https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/6743854

Noh Society invites beginners to join “Experience the Voice of Noh: UTAI”, a 5-part workshop series. You will experience utai—the vocal expression of Noh - through breath, voice, and Noh movement. 
No prior experience is needed.

In our fourth session, we’ll explore Takasago, a masterpiece of Noh about pine trees that celebrates harmony, peace, and eternity, and Hagoromo, a graceful tale of celestial maiden. You will learn to ground your body, breathe deeply from the core, awaken your senses, and explore the unique vocal power of utai. 

Participants will also center their body and experience Noh dance Yuya.

Instruction will be in Japanese & English.
 
The workshop will be held in a serene Zen temple in Manhattan—a perfect setting to reconnect with yourself, clear your mind, and awaken your awareness through the power of voice. 
Expect a meditative, energizing experience that engages your whole body.

Join us!

Noh Instructor: Mayo Miwa
Mayo majored in Noh theater at Tokyo University of the Arts and trained at the Kanze School in Japan. As Vice President of the Noh Society, she actively facilitates educational programs with Japanese actors and teaches at various US institutions. She is dedicated to sharing Noh’s timeless art while exploring how Noh can inspire people in mind and body, and how Noh can evolve in the contemporary world.

Experience the Voice of Noh: UTAI

Session 3: “Center and Flow”  – Chanting from Takasago and Hagoromo / Noh dance from Yuya

Sunday, October 12, 2025

2:00 - 3:00 pm

Location: New York Zendo

223 E. 67th Street, New York, NY 10065

$20 (1 session)

To register to buy ticket:

https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/6724594

Noh Society invites beginners to join “Experience the Voice of Noh: UTAI”, a 5-part workshop series. You will experience utai—the vocal expression of Noh - through breath, voice, and Noh movement. 
No prior experience is needed.

In our third session, we’ll explore Takasago, a masterpiece of Noh about pine trees that celebrates harmony, peace, and eternity, and Hagoromo, a graceful tale of celestial maiden. You will learn to ground your body, breathe deeply from the core, awaken your senses, and explore the unique vocal power of utai. 

Participants will also center their body and experience Noh dance Yuya.

Instruction will be in Japanese & English.
 
The workshop will be held in a serene Zen temple in Manhattan—a perfect setting to reconnect with yourself, clear your mind, and awaken your awareness through the power of voice. 
Expect a meditative, energizing experience that engages your whole body.

Join us!

Noh Instructor: Mayo Miwa
Mayo majored in Noh theater at Tokyo University of the Arts and trained at the Kanze School in Japan. As Vice President of the Noh Society, she actively facilitates educational programs with Japanese actors and teaches at various US institutions. She is dedicated to sharing Noh’s timeless art while exploring how Noh can inspire people in mind and body, and how Noh can evolve in the contemporary world.

Experience the Voice of Noh: UTAI

Session 2: “Center and Go beyond” – Chanting from Takasago/ Noh dance

Sunday, September 21, 2025

2:00 - 3:00 pm

Location: New York Zendo

223 E. 67th Street, New York, NY 10065

$20 (1 session)

To register to buy ticket:

https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/6716478

For more info: nohsociety.org

Noh, the Japanese classical performing art established approximately 700 years ago, is widely known today as something “to watch”, but it was originally an art form meant to be “performed”. Through Noh chanting (utai) and Noh dance (mai), people engaged with the profound meanings behind words, and cultivated a balance between mind and body.
 
Noh Society invites beginners to join “Experience the Voice of Noh: UTAI”, a 5-part workshop series. You will experience utai—the vocal expression of Noh - through breath, voice, and Noh movement. 
No prior experience is needed.

In our second session, we’ll explore Takasago, a masterpiece of Noh about pine trees that celebrates harmony, peace, and eternity. You will learn to ground your body, breathe deeply from the core, awaken your senses, and explore the unique vocal power of utai. 

Participants will also center their body, and experience fundamental elements of Noh movement, including the formal stance (kamae), sliding steps (suriashi), and stylized dance movements (kata).

Instruction will be in Japanese & English.
 
The workshop will be held in a serene Zen temple in Manhattan—a perfect setting to reconnect with yourself, clear your mind, and awaken your awareness through the power of voice. 
Expect a meditative, energizing experience that engages your whole body.
 
Step into fall with renewed focus and flowing energy. 

Join us!

Noh Instructor: Mayo Miwa
Mayo majored in Noh theater at Tokyo University of the Arts and trained at the Kanze School in Japan. As Vice President of the Noh Society, she actively facilitates educational programs with Japanese actors and teaches at various US institutions. She is dedicated to sharing Noh’s timeless art while exploring how Noh can inspire people in mind and body, and how Noh can evolve in the contemporary world.

Experience the Voice of Noh: UTAI

Session 1: “Centered and Open” – Chanting from Takasago

$20 (1 session)

To register &buy ticket:

https://experience-noh-chanting.brownpapertickets.com/

Location: New York Zendo

223 E. 67th Street, New York, NY 10065

Noh, the Japanese classical performing art established approximately 700 years ago, is widely known today as something “to watch”, but it was originally an art form meant to be “performed”. Through Noh chanting (utai) and Noh dance (mai), people engaged with the profound meanings behind words, and cultivated a balance between mind and body.

This summer, Noh Society invites beginners to join “Experience the Voice of Noh: UTAI”, a 5-part workshop series, starting on August 24th. You will experience utai—the vocal expression of Noh - through breath, voice, and movement. 

No prior experience is needed.

In our first session, we’ll explore Takasago, a masterpiece of Noh about pine trees that celebrates harmony, peace, and eternity. You will learn to ground your body, breathe deeply from the core, awaken your senses, and explore the unique vocal power of utai. 

Instruction will be in Japanese & English.

The workshop will be held in a serene Zen temple in Manhattan—a perfect setting to reconnect with yourself, clear your mind, and awaken your awareness through the power of voice. 

Expect a meditative, energizing experience that engages your whole body.

Step into fall with renewed focus and fresh energy. 

Join us!

Noh Instructor: Mayo Miwa

Mayo majored in Noh theater at Tokyo University of the Arts and trained at the Kanze School in Japan. As Vice President of the Noh Society, she actively facilitates educational programs with Japanese actors and teaches at various US institutions. She is dedicated to sharing Noh’s timeless art while exploring how Noh can inspire people in mind and body, and how Noh can evolve in the contemporary world.

Contact & for more info:

info@nohsociety.org

Online Event

THE HEART OF KYOGEN 2022

- An autumn brocade brings a barrel of laughs - with Kyogen!-

Thursday, October 27, 2022
8:00 pm (EDT)

Free registration :
https://kyogen2022.eventbrite.com

Join Noh Society’s 6th online event, The Heart of Kyogen 2022.

The Okura School Kyogen performers Zenchiku Daijirō and Ōkura Noriyoshi, who stirred up a whirlwind of laughter with their in-person performances in the US in 2016, 2017, and 2019, are back!

This webinar presents the popular Kyogen “Bōshibari”, which was presented in Tokyo this summer to great acclaim. The content will be transmitted in English and Japanese using interpretation and subtitles.

There will also be an interview with the Kyogen performers exploring their daily training and how the tradition of Kyogen has been passed on. Q&A will follow at the end of the event.

This is not to be missed!

This program is supported by Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, Mitsui Sumitomo Marine Management (U.S.A.), Inc. and Sumitomo Corporation of Americas Foundation

Online Event: Noh “Tomoe” – An Expression of Love

Registration info: https://tomoe.eventbrite.com

Noh Society, promoting the timeless and borderless fascinations of Noh, has invited the Kanze school Shite Noh performer, Mikata Shizuka to introduce the Noh “Tomoe” - An Expression of Love, as an online event.

He will explain the movements of the Shite (protagonist) and chants as a means for unraveling Tomoe’s feelings, leading us into the emotional depths of the Noh “Tomoe”.

“Tomoe” is taken from the famous literary work “The Tale of Heike”, and portrays the last dramatic moments between Tomoe, a female warrior, and her lord Kiso Yoshinaka. The story portrays Tomoe’s unswerving loyalty and love for Yoshinaka, together with Tomoe’s deep regret that she cannot meet her end together with her lord, and her resolve to follow her destiny as a woman.

Mikata Shizuka is internationally active and is the founder of THEATRENOH, an organization that seeks to create a natural fusion of the traditional and contemporary in Noh. He hosts Noh study sessions, has authored books, and is active in bringing the art of Noh to wide audiences.

This webinar is based on the planned US performance by Mikata Shizuka that was moved to the Yarai Noh Theater in Tokyo due to COVID restrictions and held in September. The content will be transmitted in English and Japanese using interpretation and subtitles.

Supported by The Japan World Exposition 1970 Commemorative Fund, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas Foundation and Mitsui Sumitomo Marine Management (U.S.A.), Inc.    

KYOGEN – 400 YEARS OF LAUGHTER IN KYOTO

Wednesday, March 10th, 2021 At 8:00 pm (EST)

Free registration: https://kyogen2021.eventbrite.com

KYŌGEN-400 YEARS OF LAUGHTER IN KYOTO which was postponed due to the pandemic has been scheduled as an online event on March 10th, 8 pm (EST).

We will be welcoming the Ōkura school Kyogen actor, Shigeyama Ippei. Active both in Japan and internationally, he is known not only for his Kyogen performances but also for his appearances in theatre and TV. He will introduce the history of Kyogen and give some pointers on how to enjoy its distinctive qualities, followed by performances of “Kakiyamabushi" (The persimmon Thief) and “Susugigawa” (The Washing River). 

“Kakiyamabushi” is a traditional play while “Susugigawa” is an adaptation of a medieval French farce, “Le Cuvier”, written by Iizawa Tadasu in 1952.

We will be bringing you, from Kyoto!, the distinctive Kyogen of the Shigeyama family, which both preserves a long and illustrious heritage and also takes on the new and innovative!

After the performances, there will be a Q&A session where Shigeyama Ippei will directly answer your questions.

We look forward to having you join us for this exciting event.

This program is supported by THE TOKYO CLUB and Crédit Agricole CIB.

The World of Bunraku: Lecture and Demonstration by Takemoto Kosumidayū (tayū), Tsuruzawa Kantarō (shamisen) and Kiritake Kanjirō (puppeteer)

Friday, November 27th, 2020   　　8PM EST

Saturday, November 28th, 2020  　10AM JST

Free registration at

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/noh-society-online-series-3-the-world-of-bunraku-tickets-128407332789

Noh Society will hold its third on-line event on November 27th (Friday) at 8 pm.

Bunraku is known for its expressive combination of story-telling, music, and puppetry. In this session, we will focus on each element - the chanter (tayū), the shamisen (jōruri), and the puppeteer. The Tayū describes the scene in addition to speaking on behalf of the characters. The shamisen expresses the sounds of nature as well as the emotions of a scene, and 3 puppeteers work together to realize the movements of each puppet. It is the seamless and creative combination of these facets that create the magical world of Bunraku.

The presentations will be in Japanese with English subtitles and interpretation where appropriate.

Support provided by The Japan Foundation, New York, J.C.C. Fund, Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New York, Crédit Agricole CIB, Daiwa Capital Markets, DC Advisory, Mitsui Sumitomo Marine Management (U.S.A), Sumitomo Corporation of Americas Foundation and Tokio Marine America

Noh Society Online Series #2 Noh Izutsu: Timeless Love

Performed and discussed by Mikata Shizuka,

Noh shite-kata performer

Free registration

To attend: https://nohsocietywebinar2.eventbrite.com

We have chosen the Noh “Izutsu” from the classic literary work, The Tales of Ise for our second online event.

Mikata Shizuka, a shite-kata performer, will explore the concepts hidden in this beautiful love story that takes place under a fall moon, sharing the insights gained through his experiences as a performer. The program will conclude with a performance from the Noh stage at his home, followed by a question and answer session.

Mikata Shizuka is not only internationally active, but is also the founder of THEATRENOH, an organization that seeks to create a natural fusion of the traditional and contemporary in Noh. He hosts Noh study sessions, has authored books, and is active in bringing the art of Noh to wide audiences.

Escape into an evening of romance with Noh “Izutsu”!

Support provided by The Japan Foundation, New York, J.C.C. Fund, Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New York, Crédit Agricole CIB, Daiwa Capital Markets, DC Advisory, Mitsui Sumitomo Marine Management (U.S.A), Sumitomo Corporation of Americas Foundation and Tokio Marine America

Earlier Event: September 25

Noh Society Online Series #1 NOH TAMURA

NOH TAMURA: THE BLESSINGS OF KANNON, THE BODHISATTVA OF MERCY

by Arimatsu Ryōichi, Noh waki-kata performer

We invite acclaimed Waki-kata performer, Arimatsu Ryōichi, for our first webinar. He will discuss Tamura “The Blessings of Kannon, the Bodhisattva of Mercy” using photographs from a recent performance, and will also answer questions in real time. Tamura is an acclaimed work dealing with the supernatural, and Arimatsu brings to it his unique strengths as a Waki-kata performer, his expertise as a scholar of medieval Japanese poetry, and his experience in the creation of contemporary Noh works. Approaching Noh from various angles, he will bring insight and enjoyment to everyone, including those who are new to the transcendent art of Noh.

The events are free, please register for the first webinar at 

US:

https://nohsocietywebinar1.eventbrite.com

( For Friday, September 25th at 8pm EDT)

JAPAN: (日本語でのご案内）

https://nohsocietywebinar1.peatix.com

(For Saturday, September 26th at 9am JST)

We regret to inform you that we are postponing the upcoming Kyogen event, “Kyoto- 400 Years of Laughter” with Shigeyama Ippei that was scheduled for Saturday, March 14th. 

This was a truly difficult decision, but due to the health concerns surrounding the COVID-19 virus we felt it was in the best interest of both our performers and audience to reschedule. Planning is underway for a new date and we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience this may cause.

Your tickets will be refunded in full by Brown Paper Tickets with funds being posted to your account within 3-10 business days. If you have questions regarding refunds, please contact them directly at https://www.brownpapertickets.com/about/locations

Thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you at future events.

Theater at St. Jean/ 150 E 76th St, New York, NY 10021

March 14, 2020. 6:30PM

We are excited to welcome the Shigeyama family - Shigeyama Ippei, Shigeyama Motohiko, and Shimada Hiromi - from Kyoto to New York City. Ippei and Motohiko have performed worldwide, not only as Kyogen performers but also as contemporary actors and TV personalities.  

The Shigeyama family has been performing Kyogen for over 400 years. They perform in the traditional styles but also energetically experiment with new styles. It is these two aspects which we are happy to showcase in this event.        

The evening will start with Shigeyama Ippei explaining the history, distinctive qualities, and means of expression used in Kyogen.

This will be followed by a performance “Kakiyamabushi" ("The Persimmon Thief”) and “Susugigawa” (“The Washing River ").

“Kakiyamabushi” is a traditional Kyogen play which showcases Kyogen's distinctive expressions and a variety of onomatopoeia — sounds personifying both audible and mute objects.

"Susugigawa" is an adaptation of the medieval French farce "Le Cuvier” written by Iizawa Tadasu in 1952.  

We will hold two additional events in New York and Boston:

Kyogen at Hunter College (New York)
Friday, March 13th, 2020

Kyogen at Northeastern University (Boston)
Monday, March 16th, 2020

Please save these dates. We look forward to seeing you in the spring.

This program is supported by THE TOKYO CLUB.

THE HEART OF KYOGEN 2019

Classical Japanese Comic Theater

 
November 8th, 7:00PM

Bruno Walter Auditorium 

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center

111 Amsterdam Ave. New York, NY 10023 

 
Get ready to laugh!

Okura School Kyogen actors Daijiro Zenchiku, Noriyoshi Ohkura, and Shinkai Yoshida are back in the USA!

“Busu”, popular for its bold story line, and “Neongyoku”, which includes song & dance will have you splitting your sides with laughter. The performances will be preceded by presentations on the history of this 680 year old art form, an explanation of some of the techniques used, and opportunities for participatory learning.

This program will be presented in Japanese with English translation.

For more information: www.nohsociety.org

Supported by Daiwa Capital Markets, Mitsubishi Corporation (Americas), Sumitomo Corporation of Americas Foundation, CRÉDIT AGRICOLE, J.C.C. Fund, Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New York, JAPAN AIRLINES, Mitsui Sumitomo Marine Management (USA), ITO EN

Use of library space for this program does not indicate endorsement by The New York Public Library.

The art of Japanese Puppetry, Bunraku, also known as Ningyō Jōruri, will come alive in New York on December 1st!

A performance of "Datemusume Koi no Higanoko" - Hinomi Yagura no Dan, one of the most famous puppetry scenes, will be accompanied by presentations and demonstrations led by the Puppet Master Kanya Yoshida from the National Bunraku Theater in Osaka. This event will make this ancient art accessible and enjoyable even to those who are encountering it for the first time. This is a unique opportunity to experience and learn about this beautiful and compelling art from Japan. (The program will be presented in Japanese with English translation.)

Supported by Toshiba International Foundation and The Japan Foundation New York 

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT - NO TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR

Date: Saturday December 1st.

Time: 7:30-9:30PM

Venue: The Theater at St. Jean

184 E. 76th Street New York, NY 10021

Tickets:$20-35

Tickets are sold out

Thank you!

 Online: https://bunraku.brownpapertickets.com

THE HEART OF BUNRAKU in Tokyo

A Lecture/Demonstration/Performance of BUNRAKU PUPPET THEATHER

Saturday, June 30th, 2018

The Nippon Zaidan Building 1-2-2 Akasaka, Minato-ku Tokyo Japan

The puppet master, Kanya Yoshida, will guide us in appreciating the sound of the shamisen, instruct us in how it takes three people to bring one puppet to life, and enlighten us about the Jōruri chanting. 

This explanatory presentation will be followed by a performance of the famous fire lookout tower scene from Datemusume Koi no Higanoko.

Get a first look at this event scheduled for New York in the fall of 2018!

This program will be in Japanese with English interpretation.

大阪の庶民が愛した“文楽”の魅力に迫る　

太夫、三味線、人形の３要素で成り立つ“文楽”。

人形遣いの吉田勘彌氏が実演を交えて解説します。

人気の演目「伊達娘恋緋鹿子」も披露！

 今秋のニューヨーク開催に先駆けた東京公演です

出演：豊竹希太夫、鶴澤清志郎、吉田勘彌、桐竹紋臣、桐竹勘次郎

                                  Performer : Toyotake Nozomidayu, Tsuruzawa Seishiro, Yoshida Kanya, Kiritake Montomi, Kiritake Kanjiro

日時：２０１８年６月３０日（土）

　　　午後２時半開演（午後２時会場）

Date：Saturday June 30th, 2018 at 2:30PM

場所：日本財団ビル２階

　　　東京都港区赤坂１−２−２　

Venue：The Nippon Zaidan Building 1-2-2 Akasaka, Minato-ku Tokyo

入場料：一般3,500円、パリクラブ会員3,000円、学生2,000円

Tickets：3,500 yen (Adult), 3,000 yen (Paris Club Member), 2,000 yen (Student)

主催：能ソサエティー、笹川日仏財団、日仏経済交流会（パリクラブ）

助成：公益財団法人東芝国際交流財団　後援：能ソサエティー後援会

協力：JSPS科研費　JP17K02401

Organized by Noh Society, Fondation franco-Japanaise Sasagawa, Groupe Economique Franco-Japonais (Paris Club)

Supported by TOSHIBA INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION, Noh Society Koenkai 

Co-Operation :  JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number  JP17K02401

THE SOUND OF BREATHING

A Lecture/Demonstration/Performance of Noh theater

 Saturday, March 10th, 2018  @ 5PM 

Baruch Performing Arts Center

55 Lexington Ave. New York, NY 10010

Noh, classical Japanese theater, resounds with beauty, power and artistry. This is why it has thrived for seven centuries. This stylized drama uses masks, chant, instrumental music, choreography, and splendid costuming to communicate universal human truths.

 The Sound of Breathing explores aspects of this profound Japanese art form through utai (songs) and ko-tsuzumi (small hand drums).

 The presentation will be led by Genjiro Okura, the 16th Grand Master of the Okura School of ko-tsuzumi-kata (small hand drum), together with Yoshinari Shimizu and Nobuyuki Kizuki, who are performers from the Kanze Noh School.

 The program will culminate in a short performance of Noh play, Yashima, in full costume.

 This is a rare opportunity to discover and experience Noh, an art form with over 650 years of history.

The program will be in Japanese with English translation.

Supported by: THE TOKYO CLUB

Noh Society presents

The Heart of Kyogen 2017

Lecture / Performance

Baruch Performing Arts Center

55 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10010 (25th St. bet. Lexington & 3rd. Aves.)

Friday September 29th, 2017    7:00 pm

The acclaimed Ohkura School Kyogen actors Noriyoshi Ohkura and Daijiro Zenchiku are returning to New York!

Having delighted audiences with their performances and laughter in 2016, this year Mr. Ohkura and Mr. Zenchiku will perform the Kyogen classics, “SHIMIZU” (Spring Water) and “KAGYU” (Snail).

“SHIMIZU” is about a servant who cannot be bothered to get the water needed for a tea ceremony and makes up a story about a demon appearing at the spring...

“SNAIL” tells the improbable events that ensue when a servant agrees to bring back a snail that is an elixir of long life. The servant has no idea what a snail is and assumes a sleeping priest he encounters is the snail he is seeking...

Mr. Ohkura and Mr. Zenchiku will preface the performances with a lecture on the history of Kyogen and demonstrations of Kyogen acting techniques, stage effects, and sound use, making the performance readily accessible to everyone. (The program will be presented in Japanese with English supertitles.)

Kyogen is traditional Japanese comic theater. Kyogen dates back to the 14th century and was designated a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2001.

Supported by J.C.C. Fund of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New York.

日本の笑いのルーツ”狂言”を能楽堂で体験しませんか？ファンも納得の所見解説付き！

In response to the acclaimed Kyogen lecture/demonstration/performances of 2016, Noriyoshi Ohkura and Daijiro Zenchiku will be returning with a new program! The Tokyo performance is scheduled for August 19th, and New York for September 29th.

大蔵流狂言師 善竹大二郎と大藏教義による新企画。

９月のNY公演に先駆け、東京公演決定！

　善竹大二郎　大藏教義　宮本昇

２０１７年８月１９日（土）午後３時開演（午後２時半会場）

セルリアンタワー能楽堂（セルリアンタワー東京ホテル地下２階）

入場料   一般 3,500円、学生 2,000円（全席自由席）

Program

1, お話　これだけは知っておきたい演出方法

2. 演目　「清水」「蝸牛」

あらすじ

「清水」：はやりの茶会のため、清水（湧き水）をくんでくるよう命じられた太郎冠者。気が進まず、清水に鬼が出たと嘘をつくが....

「蝸牛」：主人の命で長寿の薬・蝸牛（かぎゅう/カタツムリ）を取ってくることになった太郎冠者だが、蝸牛を見たことがない。竹やぶで寝ていた山伏を蝸牛だと勘違いして....

日本の文化遺産である「能楽」は６５０年もの昔から脈々と受け継がれてきました。情緒思考の芸術ともいえる能の世界を、謡と小鼓によって探求いたします。観世流能楽師清水義也氏と大倉流小鼓方十六世宗家大倉源次郎氏によるお話、そして小鼓の音とともに能の謡と舞の魅力をお届けします。

 ２０１７年８月５日（土）14:30開演（14:00開場）　 　　　　

　日仏会館ホール 

[プロフィール]

清水義也

観世流シテ方能楽師。1973年　神奈川県横浜市生まれ。二十六世観世宗家・観世清和に師事し、2006年独立。祖父・清水義忠　曾祖父・清水八郎は共に観世流能楽師であり幼少より舞台に立つ。1979年　仕舞「熊野」で初舞台。1994年　東京芸術大学音楽学部邦楽科能楽卒業。

大倉源次郎

大倉流小鼓方十六世宗家。１９５７年大阪生まれ。十五世宗家大倉長十郎の次男。父に師事。19６５年独鼓「鮎の段」で初舞台。19８５年大倉流宗家を継承。通常の能公演はもとより、誰もが日本文化である「能」と気軽に出会えるよう「能楽堂を出た能」を制作する。 パリ、ニューヨークなどの海外公演にも数多く参加。日本能楽会会員（重要無形文化財総合指定）

[ 会場アクセス]

日仏会館ホール (Maison franco-japonaise)

〒150-0013 東京都渋谷区恵比寿３−９−２５

TEL: 03-5424-1141

JR 山手線 恵比寿駅東口 徒歩約10分

東京メトロ日比谷線 恵比寿駅1番出口 徒歩約12分 

JR恵比寿駅東口よりガーデンプレイス方面の動く歩道（恵比寿スカイウォーク）の終端より外に出て、左手の交差点を渡り、ガーデンプレイスを右手に見ながら直進すると次の交差点の角が日仏会館です。

主催/ Noh Society、能ソサエティー後援会　

共催/日仏経済交流会　パリクラブ